This measure is part of the proposed State Budget for 2026 (OE2026), which was submitted today to the Assembly of the Republic, a day ahead of the deadline.
“Small farmers, holders of the family farming status, small aquaculturists, and small-scale and coastal fishing operations, who use dyed and marked diesel with an annual consumption of up to 2000 liters, are entitled to a subsidy of 0.062 euros per liter of that fuel used in their activity,” the document states.
This support is provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and Sea.
Additionally, a subsidy of 0.042 euros per liter is granted to small farmers holding family farming status.
Small artisanal and coastal fishermen, small farmers, and sea salt extraction companies are entitled to a subsidy on the number of liters of gasoline consumed, “equivalent to the rate reduction applicable to dyed diesel in fishing.”
These workers can also receive a subsidy on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), equal to the reduction in the rate applicable to diesel consumed in fishing.
